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Chicago examiner g . Â«Â» are constafi^j i \ under various class 0~~7 m examiner iuant^^^^h i vol viii no 165.â€”a m friday â– -*â– - - â€” â€” â€” , Chicago jul^t 1910 16 pages friday registered in d s patent office price one cent m 30 ceim â€” â€” â€” m 1 fly Chicago anb vlclnlty generally fe % m \) y fe ' j v fair and continued warm friday v i l a and saturday light easterly to a/jw mrts southerly winds mi j j boy politician humbles boss roosevelt ! assembly defies colo drders voting down obb primary bi y is wadsworth's speaker avenges his ; president Taft sees eodore at beverly . n y june 30 theodore snsf.lned the worst defeat of t career this afternoon when ily it defiance of his orders as i 1 1 ' nn state boss voted down irect primary bill wadsworth the boy politi cs only thirty-three triumphed asontd warrior h first reverse tor roosevelt n for mayor of sew york city in the early eighties when wadsworth the victor of to-day ly out of swaddling clothes e hours debate eighty votes jo sustain the adverse report of 1 committee on the cobb bill y-three assemblyinoft recorded in opposition to such action iblican 40 ; democrats 40 ; total 80 iblican-e 50 democrats 12 inde otml 63 trol fight on i bill despite roosevelt's edict fl by a more decisive vote than jinmau-green measure hughes vorite at the regular session jinman-green bill received sixty s in the assembly four more given the bill which governor epted as a substitute and urged sion battle has greater significance tiling of a direct primary bill . hughes or even the repudia osevelt it was the first real 1 control of the republican state mpared to which all previous have been mere differences of ight will go on with increasing id bitterness every leader and in the republican party was the open to-day the time for has passed and from now on to a finish jumps to front nality of governor hughes has rged in his place roosevelt the front and scurrying at his ill were found postmaster fred buffalo apd county chairman griscom of new york as roosevelt-hughes combine the ker stands head and shoulders he other organization men as of a machine that is fighting - existence ily four years ago that roose jpeaker wadsworth's father out and aided in the election of er to the seat in congress the worth had occupied for almost f a century the opening of the session 1 griscon who came to albany o carry out the roosevelt mau 1 on speaker wadsworth and . him to consent to an adjourn y wauted time to work out the party caucus and to give roose ce to bear down on the leaders r laughed at their request and at he would go ahead with his to kill the hughes bill ce midnight the senate adopted y resolution to adjourn at 2 morrow this tjie old guard are means there will be no iary legislation at this estra cobb hinman and hill in de t led that if the legislature !__ discourtesy to governor id disregard of the wishes of t roosevelt it certainly meant ession they intimated they the authority of the governor sident sees theodore y mass june 30 president it work ln his library when the k of the lodge limousine an .*= e.rrival of colonel roosevelt ept over the face of the presi e rose and moved toward the the burgess point cottage t just outside the door and nsly Taft clapped a hand on the er n roosevelt seized the anil io a strong grip siclent exclaimed the one and j cried the other fee continued roosevelt this llm mighty glad to see you mr iaused a n_inute and showed arid then it used to be mr mfl will but now it's mr pres th^eodore * mo-i of sixteen aft and roosevelt met again to-fyay the hour th Taft cot in beverly the place senator j retary norton present the ? won.d barred out rest roosevelt h-.d a most time really a most delightful that's al there is to be said gibbons briest 49 years i>io're md tope jl .â€” irdlnal ifsillihtbons i to-day quietly celebrated the bpjssgi|_mbe,*-n:urh anniversary of his ordination to jbÂ»?Â«&y^hij n . : esthood l his eountry heme at j 2sÂ§p_ifggjflr lifls md he celejjratad mass at a i hw cfcapel in lis h.nie there were a ssffi^egflemsits in tis linor at dinner oi^uly j!bÃŸÃŸhÂ§Â§^^^_te i i'-'siis willj^^evei^byx senator cummins near breakdown from work lowan ordered by physicians to quit campaign on conven tion's eve des moines la jnne 30 united states senator a b cummins is looking a serions break-down in his health squarely in the face right up against one cf the ! hardest pojltica battles of his life the i state convention on august 30 he has ) practically been ordered to get out of it and to leave the fight to his lieutenants the trouble is with the senator's heart to-day he was ordered to give up smok ing to quit playing golf and to lead an absolutely quiet life any active work he has been told may have serious results so lie has cancelled all his chatauqna en gagements np to july 14 and his friends are trying to persuade him to take a rest before he left washingtdn the senator confessed to friends he was afraid his health would give way due to his hard fight on the railroad bill and worry caused by illness in his family clark out of politics ex-senator back from enrone be ni ess he will ran again new york juue 30 former senator william a clark his wife and their two daughters andre and ilugette arrived here to-day on the teutonic from cherbourg tliey will remain for ten days and then go to the rocky mountains delays will prevent the completion of the darks new home here until november the clark daughters aged seven and four can speak no english both having been â€¢ bom in france the former senator said i he regarded business conditions in this j country as encouraging and that the | copper market was in excellent shape he j denied a report he would seek re-election i to the seuate saying he was out of do'l j tics parole board convenes | meets to-day at joliet following upholding of law â€¢ â€” joliet i june 30 intent on losing no time in buckling down to business after the period during which the fate of the ] parole law hung in the balance the state i parole board will convene at tha state j penitentiary here at 8 o'clock to-morrow morning commissioner e a snively of springfield arrived in joliet to-night and c g eckhardt and %. d kinney the other members of the board will he here in the morning snively says the session which will continue until the middle of neit week will exceed in bulk of business per formed any ln the commission's history sees steam roads end george westinghouse predicts elec trification of all lines new york june 30 the complete electrification of steam railroads in the united states is predicted by george west inghouse inventor and manufacturer in an address on the electrification of rail ways at a joint meeting of the american society of mechanical engineers and the institute of mechanical engineers in lon don to-day mr westinghouse says the steam locomotive has reached its limita tions and the economies of operation will gradually bring about the substitution of electric for steam locomotion he made a plea for uniform electrification j s frisoner burned boi.j rccoveres under boilers ol 111 jfated lississii>pi steamer la crosse wis june 30 the body of jack plein was found wedged under the boilers in the hold of the burning steamer j s near victory to-day hy divers a coroner's jury began the hearing to-night to piace the responsibility plein who had been arrested by the captain was not re leased as claimed by captain btreckfuss but died a prisoner in the hold it is as serted criminal warrants will be issued to-morrow against streckfups and other owners according to district atorney c k dahl subway work may begin in six months practically all obstacles have been swept away and plans are nearly ready inmaloutlay 11 000,000 Chicago may have a municipally con trolled subway system under construction within six months this prediction was made yesterday by city officials following the announcement of the supreme court decision establishing the authority of the city to build and finance such a project by the use of the funds received from the two surface trans portation companies practically every obstacle to the con struction of the system has been swept aside the plans for the big engineering undertaking will soon be completed and all that remains to be done is the accept ance of these plans by the council the following steps must be taken be fore the construction work can be com menced completion of the plans by bion 3 ar nold of the board of supervising engi neers for a two-level subway system en tailing nn initial outlay of 10,000,000 acceptance of these plans by the loca transportation committee of the council the framing of an ordinance calling eupon the two street car companies to furnish 5,000,000 of the prospective cost and definitely outlining the project the letting of contracts for the actual construction work under the proposed plans which may be more or less changed subways will be hullt on van buren la salle state and washington streets it probably will be provided in mr arnold's plans that the state street tunnel he constructed first and the northwestern and south side ele vated cars be routed through it while not legally necessary it ls pos sible the subway franchise may come up for a referendum tote the project also may be made the hasis of a political is sue and may be used to do service in the continuing of the present administration in power the city has in its treasury 34.338,563.32 its 55 per cent of the railways earnings which can he immediately utilized this with the two surface companies 5,000 oco it is held is enough to start the work plans for the subway will be completed and the construction may be begun by fall said milton j foreman chairman of the council committee on locr.l trans portation the city is in excellent posi tion to begin the work at once there has never been a doubt in my mind as to the city's right to build sub ways the city has an undisputed right to control the surface of the streets and to build tunnels underneath the subway however should be absolutely controlled by the municipality forest fires unchecked station in michigan destroyed smoke menace navigation calumet mich jnne 30 forest fires last night and early this morning de strov-ed the copper range railroad station at elm river houghton county fires are raging all through the upper penin sula and smoke is lowering in clouds over lake superior the portage lake water ways and st mary's river making navi gation difficult unless heavy rain falls within twenty-four hours the damage to standine timber and other property will be inestimable lind wants clapp's job won't run for governor unless promised support for senate minneapolis june 30 former gov ernor john lind to-day refused to accept the democratic nomination for governor unless it was coupled with assurances that the party would support him for united states senator to succeed senator clapp motor catches burglar alleged speeder take police in a.ito after thief clareuce youman surprised while he was ransacking the home of charles mueller 300 south kenilworth aveuue oak park was finally captured after an exciting chase bv two motorcycles and an auto mobile he boarded a street car but the motorman refused to start then he jumped into a wagon threatening the driver with his revolver but the horse fell and finally he whs captured after he was exhausted in a run across lots lieu tenant ripkie took part in the chase in an auto the owner of which was about to be booked for spe-edlug the alarm *-_*__ giveu by vera mueller sixteen years old sues ketcham over wife oklnlioman wants 530.000 from owner of cresceus for alienation toledo ohio june 3c clifford r riggs oi oklahoma formerly of toledo to i day riled ic the i'nited statos court here a ! s'.;i't against george h ketcbnui of toledo horse owner nnd theatrical i*,,in and former ! owner of cresceus for co.ooo for allen e lion of t'ie affections of bis wife cla^b riggs now in mr ketcham's ein ploy as stenographer the petition aller^b . e.l.el^mk^v un prof peck assails n murray butler says columbia president in tends to give latin oration he did not prepare i wrote it for him new york june 30 president nich olas murray butler cow abroad has an address in latin he intends to deliver at the university of berlin although i per sonally wrote it for him before he left this country in fact he was so well pleased with the address that he ordered 600 copies printed for distribution among his friends over here it seems laughable that such a man should censure my morals and be in strumental in demanding my resignation from the faculty of the college professor harry thurston peck who has been asked to vacate the chair of anthon professor of latin and english literature at columbia on account of the scandal re sulting from the 50,000 suit of miss esther quinn for alleged breach of promise thus assailed president butler in an interview to-day charges greed for power he went even further stating that the present head of the famous institution of learning wanted as members of the faculty only such men who would be his spies sycophants and bootlicks i have know president butler for thirty years and am acquainted with all of his weaknesses the greatest of which is his greed for power said professor peck it is a matter of record that the men who have declined to be dominated unjustly and to the deteriment of the institution have had to go to please dr butler the trustees of the institution know nothing about the high-handed manner in which the affairs of the college are being managed will fight dismissal the finance committee is the only body that acts independently small matters like education are entirely overlqfll-ftd so far as my case is conce;n*Â«d{i inteud to fight i am absolutely ic-iojeii _ of the charge that has been made bf miss quinn but would not consider it aij injustice if 1 were suspended uutjl t_r.dff laftal*ten troversy with the y^u^j'sve-jiuau i.\stbfÂ«ij settled i do not infentl tcf rteslgn i_<f i maintain that the committee even if au thorized bi*"<te;t tijetei3s;tc>.do so ik he legal right;ts;mfl;e*',sÂ«ehÂ«(j deralnd _ â€¢ here aÂ»e sttnae.ot sjv:-;__ie_i v ijg vafifrm to be sycophantic dogs and who had to go mcdowell and woodbury both great scholars the latter of whom was put out in a brutal and indecent way chandler sever and prudden the great bacteriolo gist president butler also drove out os born because osborn would not lick his boots a helping hand we propose to do is to have the \ whole committee vote on the selections as there are no democrats on the repub \ lie an county committee it doesn't look like mr lorimer will be able to go far 9 i â€” republican leader's outline of plan to oust lorimer s sx^<s*-<}*--s 5--e.xÂ»<^<s>3xs mrs vanderbilt in aeroplane flight ascends v.ith harmon after accidentally speeding en gine with foot new york june 30 mrs william k vanderbilt jr made an aeroplane flight of thirty seconds at mineola to-day seated alongside cli-jford b harmon iu his big farman biplane harmon had planned to go to montreal to witness the flying meet in progress there but shortly before he was about to start he received a request from mrs vanderbilt to take her up with him on a spin in the air this evening in company with mr harmon mrs van derbllt arrived at the aviation fleld about 6:30 o'clock she persistently kept a heavy dark ted tightly bound around her face and whenever the curious attempted to see who she might be her friends grouped themselves around her when everything was in readiness mrs vanderbilt ran forward and climbed into the aeroplane after raising her veil and pinning it back she gathered her snug fitting dark tailor-made gown around her sj iu sg-ort and thrust out her feet as f v ere riding astride on a horse * wfth harmon in his seat the propeller was started being unfamiliar with the mechanism of a flying machine mrs van derbilt put her left foot directly upon the accelerator and started the propeller at top speed hastily telling her to take it orf harmon grabbed her foot and set it back against one of the struts the multi-millionairess took the rebuff docilely holding tightly to the struts over har mon's bend she sat rigidly alert as the uia chane started away just as it left the earth she turned around and waved smil ingly to her friends immediately after the second turn had been successfully made harmon brought the machine to earth steel mills shut down independent and corporation out put in pittsburg district cut pittsburg pa june 30.â€”three fourths of the steel mills in the pittsburg district will close to-night for at least a ten-day period of idleness the steel cor poration mills wfll reduce their outputs about 50 per cent anions fi _ independ ent companies who gave orders to close entire to-night for two weeks or longer for stock-taking and repairs are the republic iron & steel company the youngstown u^^sheet efc tube company the pittsburg j_____iomr)3jv and the la belle iron mil's running on probably conference revises wording of bible obsolete terms changed and damnation in one place reads condemnation new tork june 30 the conference of clergymen and editors for the purpose of arranging a ter-centennary edition of the english authorized version of the bible which has been in session in prince ton n j has adjourned the purpose of the work ls to bring out a new edition of the king lames version correcting obselete words etc the chief changes were where a text is misleading lt has been changed as an instance in point the word damnation in i corinthians si 29 was changed to condemnation where the authorized version has an ob scure rendering of a passage sufflctently clear in the hebrew or greek text this has been changed in several instances where the authorized version is infellci tious in the choice of english words even if not actually misleading words absolutely obsolete have been ex changed for words now within the usage of good writers the point was discussed that halt is still good english and while not so common is more dignified than limp the word let for hinder was considered obsolete it was learned tbat there had been con siderable agitation for a revision of the bible dog trees a policeman chase blneeoat into phone booth and holds him prisoner policeman james boyle of the englewood station sent to kill a bulldog in the dru store of p j forbrich 6650 weutworth avenue last night became himself the hunted and beat a retreat from the basement of the place to a telephone booth there he was kept prisoner until he tele phoned for aid and two patrolmen went to his rescue and lassoed the dog it was not shot but was taken to a dog hospital for treatment rospigliosi union void pontifical trill until rules against " american princess rome june 30.-tho pontifical tribunal of the rota has rendered a decision in the famous case of the princess rospigliosl formerly mary jennings reid of washing ton who after her divorce from v husband mr farknurst of bangor me uivried the prince civilly xfce pai b^^^has decided that her marriage tu mr jlj mst was valid and hence har econd 9 and unknown unknown deneen organization plafl whip senator in full l ing of central committel not giving him a singlel Chicago will be divided 11 â€¢ three parts and the leadl jj of each are pledged to sd port each other's nominel democrats may have hirnl is answer of politician threat that deposed chil will swing his follower senator william lorimer is to be fl moved from the cook county rc-publiefl situation by what might be called tfl painless method he is to be removefl root branch and ward henchmen and to be offered as a present to the demi crats m he is not to get a single office whea.'lfl slate for the primary is made up jfl | might say he is to be eradicated fl from the deneen element of the m confirmatory evidence was secured yfl day showing that the plans for thfl punging of the lorimer interests arcfl plete but nothing harsh and n underground is to bo doue lori^b not to be cut cut of back rooni^h ences or midnight caucuses hejfl to be whipped in a fnll meetinfl county central committee th^hi way in which it is to be done the organization or deneen forces ofl the county committee have apportionecfl Chicago as caesar once divided gaulfl into three parts the west north andfl south sides of the city each of tjotsjfl three divisions is to have or rather hifl had allotted to it a proportionate sharfl of the nominations for county snperk-fl court municipal court and sanita iifl trict offices w leaders are united i the leaders of each cf tte threo dirislonfl leaving out the lorivj men e.f r â– â€¢ soutfl and west sid'_-s are.*tr get together anfl select the candidate for the offi t dfl lotted them the sdtith side i ito tfl terfere with the nor - w^b side with the south i.e aor ver"*h but the leaders of 11 three of the flj tricts are pledged to support the selects of the leaders of each of the separatefl tricts when the selections are made by distr^b the full county committee is to joe cffl together about tea days hence forfl purpose of makinc a â€¢â– for thei ing primary and fhat will be theÃŸ and the place for the erndieatio mm mer as he controls but eight rfl nine of the forty-ten member , ih have no chance of getting a ma n_h what we propose to do s*.id oifl those interested in carrying ou the â– is to have the whole committee voteÃŸ the selections a there re nr democrfl on the republie eir county c : nmittee doesn't look like mr lorimer will be a to go very far democrats welcome to him it was suggested to those interested thatfl if treated in such a manner he might takefl all his following to the democrats the democrats may have him was m answer by laymen who have heard of the-p^rmas for mr lorimer the whole arrangement is i regarded as a particularly clever bit of poll â– tics the adroit hand of govcrlor charles i s deneen is seen in the formation of tha i plans the scheme is far too subtly simple j for the teutonic mind and downright meth^b ods of mayor busse and too simply subtifl for the circuitous habits of roy o wc^h bat mayor busse mr west james fe-fl john f devlne job j hanberg andfl the crowd are to pia the game lt is in the programme 1 tak_fl from mr lorimer all that win vj has ln the division of the sr â– cut-^b trict ls to keep about what offi es jth sesses ex * thie jfl governor deneen the soo w.l^m up a couple of commissioners * to tbe^^h otter divisions that means th i he west at side will get the nomination for clerk of i the criminal court but abram l harris ] will not be indorsed for renomlr ion mr j harris has already be'~*n led and h as his hands tied behind hi ieady to i walk the pl t . umbach and bake to go b tte two other lorimer men v se terms ' i expire this year are county commlssionet â– umbach and sanitarj trast-.-i baker um bach is already in the eoude-tmied ell and the verdict gainst baker is about due homer k galpin by promising to desert j lorimer may try to save baker but ho i will be regarded as lucky if he keeps ] florus d meacham as a member of the fl beard of review a lorimer man or two fl may stick a3 municipal judges but it will i fc on th-rlr records andi not because ol i lorimer jim the south side has practically raade its slate already governor deneez u west charles w vail thomas j hjh chauncey dewey john r thompson 1 francis brady were a job all^^fl mâ€”^^^nth*ma^Â£rnn&mm ______% â€” the examinees gains are consistent the Chicago examiner has gained in display advertising consecutive ly for the past twenty-one months no other newspaper can show this unbroken record tke first six months of 1910 against the same period of 1909 the morning newspapers of Chicago carried ' daily examiner 429.94 cols gain tribune 196.36 cols loss record-herald 165 72 cols loss inter ocean 157.19 cols loss sunday examiner 327.04 cols gain tribune 142.46 cols loss record-herald 293.76 cols gain inter ocean 107.49 cols gain the examiner has more than doubled the entire gain of the other Chicago morning newspapers totals examiner 756.98 cols gain tribune 338.82 cols loss record heraid 128.04 cols gain inter ocean 49.70 cols loss on ho ie cirgulatioh the examiner guarantees a larger home circulation by carrier delivery jhan the tribune record-herald and inter ocean combined â– the ===== Chicago examiner again leads the morning newspapers in advertising gains during the month of june the examiner without special editions and facing the same business condi tions as its contemporaries in the morning field gained both in daily and sunday display advertising the figures follow daily examiner 2.02 cols gain tribune 86.95 cols loss record-herald . 89.42 cols loss inter ocean 126.05 cols loss sunday examiner 68.49 cols gain tribune . 56.56 cols gain record-herald 11 04 c is loss inter ocean 5.58 cols loss totals examiner 70.51 cols gain tribune 30.39 cols loss record-herald 100.46 cols loss inter ocean 131.63 cols loss kome circulation the examiner guarantees a larger home circulation bv carrier delivery t an the tribune record-hetaid and inter ocean combined

Chicago examiner g . Â«Â» are constafi^j i \ under various class 0~~7 m examiner iuant^^^^h i vol viii no 165.â€”a m friday â– -*â– - - â€” â€” â€” , Chicago jul^t 1910 16 pages friday registered in d s patent office price one cent m 30 ceim â€” â€” â€” m 1 fly Chicago anb vlclnlty generally fe % m \) y fe ' j v fair and continued warm friday v i l a and saturday light easterly to a/jw mrts southerly winds mi j j boy politician humbles boss roosevelt ! assembly defies colo drders voting down obb primary bi y is wadsworth's speaker avenges his ; president Taft sees eodore at beverly . n y june 30 theodore snsf.lned the worst defeat of t career this afternoon when ily it defiance of his orders as i 1 1 ' nn state boss voted down irect primary bill wadsworth the boy politi cs only thirty-three triumphed asontd warrior h first reverse tor roosevelt n for mayor of sew york city in the early eighties when wadsworth the victor of to-day ly out of swaddling clothes e hours debate eighty votes jo sustain the adverse report of 1 committee on the cobb bill y-three assemblyinoft recorded in opposition to such action iblican 40 ; democrats 40 ; total 80 iblican-e 50 democrats 12 inde otml 63 trol fight on i bill despite roosevelt's edict fl by a more decisive vote than jinmau-green measure hughes vorite at the regular session jinman-green bill received sixty s in the assembly four more given the bill which governor epted as a substitute and urged sion battle has greater significance tiling of a direct primary bill . hughes or even the repudia osevelt it was the first real 1 control of the republican state mpared to which all previous have been mere differences of ight will go on with increasing id bitterness every leader and in the republican party was the open to-day the time for has passed and from now on to a finish jumps to front nality of governor hughes has rged in his place roosevelt the front and scurrying at his ill were found postmaster fred buffalo apd county chairman griscom of new york as roosevelt-hughes combine the ker stands head and shoulders he other organization men as of a machine that is fighting - existence ily four years ago that roose jpeaker wadsworth's father out and aided in the election of er to the seat in congress the worth had occupied for almost f a century the opening of the session 1 griscon who came to albany o carry out the roosevelt mau 1 on speaker wadsworth and . him to consent to an adjourn y wauted time to work out the party caucus and to give roose ce to bear down on the leaders r laughed at their request and at he would go ahead with his to kill the hughes bill ce midnight the senate adopted y resolution to adjourn at 2 morrow this tjie old guard are means there will be no iary legislation at this estra cobb hinman and hill in de t led that if the legislature !__ discourtesy to governor id disregard of the wishes of t roosevelt it certainly meant ession they intimated they the authority of the governor sident sees theodore y mass june 30 president it work ln his library when the k of the lodge limousine an .*= e.rrival of colonel roosevelt ept over the face of the presi e rose and moved toward the the burgess point cottage t just outside the door and nsly Taft clapped a hand on the er n roosevelt seized the anil io a strong grip siclent exclaimed the one and j cried the other fee continued roosevelt this llm mighty glad to see you mr iaused a n_inute and showed arid then it used to be mr mfl will but now it's mr pres th^eodore * mo-i of sixteen aft and roosevelt met again to-fyay the hour th Taft cot in beverly the place senator j retary norton present the ? won.d barred out rest roosevelt h-.d a most time really a most delightful that's al there is to be said gibbons briest 49 years i>io're md tope jl .â€” irdlnal ifsillihtbons i to-day quietly celebrated the bpjssgi|_mbe,*-n:urh anniversary of his ordination to jbÂ»?Â«&y^hij n . : esthood l his eountry heme at j 2sÂ§p_ifggjflr lifls md he celejjratad mass at a i hw cfcapel in lis h.nie there were a ssffi^egflemsits in tis linor at dinner oi^uly j!bÃŸÃŸhÂ§Â§^^^_te i i'-'siis willj^^evei^byx senator cummins near breakdown from work lowan ordered by physicians to quit campaign on conven tion's eve des moines la jnne 30 united states senator a b cummins is looking a serions break-down in his health squarely in the face right up against one cf the ! hardest pojltica battles of his life the i state convention on august 30 he has ) practically been ordered to get out of it and to leave the fight to his lieutenants the trouble is with the senator's heart to-day he was ordered to give up smok ing to quit playing golf and to lead an absolutely quiet life any active work he has been told may have serious results so lie has cancelled all his chatauqna en gagements np to july 14 and his friends are trying to persuade him to take a rest before he left washingtdn the senator confessed to friends he was afraid his health would give way due to his hard fight on the railroad bill and worry caused by illness in his family clark out of politics ex-senator back from enrone be ni ess he will ran again new york juue 30 former senator william a clark his wife and their two daughters andre and ilugette arrived here to-day on the teutonic from cherbourg tliey will remain for ten days and then go to the rocky mountains delays will prevent the completion of the darks new home here until november the clark daughters aged seven and four can speak no english both having been â€¢ bom in france the former senator said i he regarded business conditions in this j country as encouraging and that the | copper market was in excellent shape he j denied a report he would seek re-election i to the seuate saying he was out of do'l j tics parole board convenes | meets to-day at joliet following upholding of law â€¢ â€” joliet i june 30 intent on losing no time in buckling down to business after the period during which the fate of the ] parole law hung in the balance the state i parole board will convene at tha state j penitentiary here at 8 o'clock to-morrow morning commissioner e a snively of springfield arrived in joliet to-night and c g eckhardt and %. d kinney the other members of the board will he here in the morning snively says the session which will continue until the middle of neit week will exceed in bulk of business per formed any ln the commission's history sees steam roads end george westinghouse predicts elec trification of all lines new york june 30 the complete electrification of steam railroads in the united states is predicted by george west inghouse inventor and manufacturer in an address on the electrification of rail ways at a joint meeting of the american society of mechanical engineers and the institute of mechanical engineers in lon don to-day mr westinghouse says the steam locomotive has reached its limita tions and the economies of operation will gradually bring about the substitution of electric for steam locomotion he made a plea for uniform electrification j s frisoner burned boi.j rccoveres under boilers ol 111 jfated lississii>pi steamer la crosse wis june 30 the body of jack plein was found wedged under the boilers in the hold of the burning steamer j s near victory to-day hy divers a coroner's jury began the hearing to-night to piace the responsibility plein who had been arrested by the captain was not re leased as claimed by captain btreckfuss but died a prisoner in the hold it is as serted criminal warrants will be issued to-morrow against streckfups and other owners according to district atorney c k dahl subway work may begin in six months practically all obstacles have been swept away and plans are nearly ready inmaloutlay 11 000,000 Chicago may have a municipally con trolled subway system under construction within six months this prediction was made yesterday by city officials following the announcement of the supreme court decision establishing the authority of the city to build and finance such a project by the use of the funds received from the two surface trans portation companies practically every obstacle to the con struction of the system has been swept aside the plans for the big engineering undertaking will soon be completed and all that remains to be done is the accept ance of these plans by the council the following steps must be taken be fore the construction work can be com menced completion of the plans by bion 3 ar nold of the board of supervising engi neers for a two-level subway system en tailing nn initial outlay of 10,000,000 acceptance of these plans by the loca transportation committee of the council the framing of an ordinance calling eupon the two street car companies to furnish 5,000,000 of the prospective cost and definitely outlining the project the letting of contracts for the actual construction work under the proposed plans which may be more or less changed subways will be hullt on van buren la salle state and washington streets it probably will be provided in mr arnold's plans that the state street tunnel he constructed first and the northwestern and south side ele vated cars be routed through it while not legally necessary it ls pos sible the subway franchise may come up for a referendum tote the project also may be made the hasis of a political is sue and may be used to do service in the continuing of the present administration in power the city has in its treasury 34.338,563.32 its 55 per cent of the railways earnings which can he immediately utilized this with the two surface companies 5,000 oco it is held is enough to start the work plans for the subway will be completed and the construction may be begun by fall said milton j foreman chairman of the council committee on locr.l trans portation the city is in excellent posi tion to begin the work at once there has never been a doubt in my mind as to the city's right to build sub ways the city has an undisputed right to control the surface of the streets and to build tunnels underneath the subway however should be absolutely controlled by the municipality forest fires unchecked station in michigan destroyed smoke menace navigation calumet mich jnne 30 forest fires last night and early this morning de strov-ed the copper range railroad station at elm river houghton county fires are raging all through the upper penin sula and smoke is lowering in clouds over lake superior the portage lake water ways and st mary's river making navi gation difficult unless heavy rain falls within twenty-four hours the damage to standine timber and other property will be inestimable lind wants clapp's job won't run for governor unless promised support for senate minneapolis june 30 former gov ernor john lind to-day refused to accept the democratic nomination for governor unless it was coupled with assurances that the party would support him for united states senator to succeed senator clapp motor catches burglar alleged speeder take police in a.ito after thief clareuce youman surprised while he was ransacking the home of charles mueller 300 south kenilworth aveuue oak park was finally captured after an exciting chase bv two motorcycles and an auto mobile he boarded a street car but the motorman refused to start then he jumped into a wagon threatening the driver with his revolver but the horse fell and finally he whs captured after he was exhausted in a run across lots lieu tenant ripkie took part in the chase in an auto the owner of which was about to be booked for spe-edlug the alarm *-_*__ giveu by vera mueller sixteen years old sues ketcham over wife oklnlioman wants 530.000 from owner of cresceus for alienation toledo ohio june 3c clifford r riggs oi oklahoma formerly of toledo to i day riled ic the i'nited statos court here a ! s'.;i't against george h ketcbnui of toledo horse owner nnd theatrical i*,,in and former ! owner of cresceus for co.ooo for allen e lion of t'ie affections of bis wife cla^b riggs now in mr ketcham's ein ploy as stenographer the petition aller^b . e.l.el^mk^v un prof peck assails n murray butler says columbia president in tends to give latin oration he did not prepare i wrote it for him new york june 30 president nich olas murray butler cow abroad has an address in latin he intends to deliver at the university of berlin although i per sonally wrote it for him before he left this country in fact he was so well pleased with the address that he ordered 600 copies printed for distribution among his friends over here it seems laughable that such a man should censure my morals and be in strumental in demanding my resignation from the faculty of the college professor harry thurston peck who has been asked to vacate the chair of anthon professor of latin and english literature at columbia on account of the scandal re sulting from the 50,000 suit of miss esther quinn for alleged breach of promise thus assailed president butler in an interview to-day charges greed for power he went even further stating that the present head of the famous institution of learning wanted as members of the faculty only such men who would be his spies sycophants and bootlicks i have know president butler for thirty years and am acquainted with all of his weaknesses the greatest of which is his greed for power said professor peck it is a matter of record that the men who have declined to be dominated unjustly and to the deteriment of the institution have had to go to please dr butler the trustees of the institution know nothing about the high-handed manner in which the affairs of the college are being managed will fight dismissal the finance committee is the only body that acts independently small matters like education are entirely overlqfll-ftd so far as my case is conce;n*Â«d{i inteud to fight i am absolutely ic-iojeii _ of the charge that has been made bf miss quinn but would not consider it aij injustice if 1 were suspended uutjl t_r.dff laftal*ten troversy with the y^u^j'sve-jiuau i.\stbfÂ«ij settled i do not infentl tcf rteslgn i_.do so ik he legal right;ts;mfl;e*',sÂ«ehÂ«(j deralnd _ â€¢ here aÂ»e sttnae.ot sjv:-;__ie_i v ijg vafifrm to be sycophantic dogs and who had to go mcdowell and woodbury both great scholars the latter of whom was put out in a brutal and indecent way chandler sever and prudden the great bacteriolo gist president butler also drove out os born because osborn would not lick his boots a helping hand we propose to do is to have the \ whole committee vote on the selections as there are no democrats on the repub \ lie an county committee it doesn't look like mr lorimer will be able to go far 9 i â€” republican leader's outline of plan to oust lorimer s sx^3xs mrs vanderbilt in aeroplane flight ascends v.ith harmon after accidentally speeding en gine with foot new york june 30 mrs william k vanderbilt jr made an aeroplane flight of thirty seconds at mineola to-day seated alongside cli-jford b harmon iu his big farman biplane harmon had planned to go to montreal to witness the flying meet in progress there but shortly before he was about to start he received a request from mrs vanderbilt to take her up with him on a spin in the air this evening in company with mr harmon mrs van derbllt arrived at the aviation fleld about 6:30 o'clock she persistently kept a heavy dark ted tightly bound around her face and whenever the curious attempted to see who she might be her friends grouped themselves around her when everything was in readiness mrs vanderbilt ran forward and climbed into the aeroplane after raising her veil and pinning it back she gathered her snug fitting dark tailor-made gown around her sj iu sg-ort and thrust out her feet as f v ere riding astride on a horse * wfth harmon in his seat the propeller was started being unfamiliar with the mechanism of a flying machine mrs van derbilt put her left foot directly upon the accelerator and started the propeller at top speed hastily telling her to take it orf harmon grabbed her foot and set it back against one of the struts the multi-millionairess took the rebuff docilely holding tightly to the struts over har mon's bend she sat rigidly alert as the uia chane started away just as it left the earth she turned around and waved smil ingly to her friends immediately after the second turn had been successfully made harmon brought the machine to earth steel mills shut down independent and corporation out put in pittsburg district cut pittsburg pa june 30.â€”three fourths of the steel mills in the pittsburg district will close to-night for at least a ten-day period of idleness the steel cor poration mills wfll reduce their outputs about 50 per cent anions fi _ independ ent companies who gave orders to close entire to-night for two weeks or longer for stock-taking and repairs are the republic iron & steel company the youngstown u^^sheet efc tube company the pittsburg j_____iomr)3jv and the la belle iron mil's running on probably conference revises wording of bible obsolete terms changed and damnation in one place reads condemnation new tork june 30 the conference of clergymen and editors for the purpose of arranging a ter-centennary edition of the english authorized version of the bible which has been in session in prince ton n j has adjourned the purpose of the work ls to bring out a new edition of the king lames version correcting obselete words etc the chief changes were where a text is misleading lt has been changed as an instance in point the word damnation in i corinthians si 29 was changed to condemnation where the authorized version has an ob scure rendering of a passage sufflctently clear in the hebrew or greek text this has been changed in several instances where the authorized version is infellci tious in the choice of english words even if not actually misleading words absolutely obsolete have been ex changed for words now within the usage of good writers the point was discussed that halt is still good english and while not so common is more dignified than limp the word let for hinder was considered obsolete it was learned tbat there had been con siderable agitation for a revision of the bible dog trees a policeman chase blneeoat into phone booth and holds him prisoner policeman james boyle of the englewood station sent to kill a bulldog in the dru store of p j forbrich 6650 weutworth avenue last night became himself the hunted and beat a retreat from the basement of the place to a telephone booth there he was kept prisoner until he tele phoned for aid and two patrolmen went to his rescue and lassoed the dog it was not shot but was taken to a dog hospital for treatment rospigliosi union void pontifical trill until rules against " american princess rome june 30.-tho pontifical tribunal of the rota has rendered a decision in the famous case of the princess rospigliosl formerly mary jennings reid of washing ton who after her divorce from v husband mr farknurst of bangor me uivried the prince civilly xfce pai b^^^has decided that her marriage tu mr jlj mst was valid and hence har econd 9 and unknown unknown deneen organization plafl whip senator in full l ing of central committel not giving him a singlel Chicago will be divided 11 â€¢ three parts and the leadl jj of each are pledged to sd port each other's nominel democrats may have hirnl is answer of politician threat that deposed chil will swing his follower senator william lorimer is to be fl moved from the cook county rc-publiefl situation by what might be called tfl painless method he is to be removefl root branch and ward henchmen and to be offered as a present to the demi crats m he is not to get a single office whea.'lfl slate for the primary is made up jfl | might say he is to be eradicated fl from the deneen element of the m confirmatory evidence was secured yfl day showing that the plans for thfl punging of the lorimer interests arcfl plete but nothing harsh and n underground is to bo doue lori^b not to be cut cut of back rooni^h ences or midnight caucuses hejfl to be whipped in a fnll meetinfl county central committee th^hi way in which it is to be done the organization or deneen forces ofl the county committee have apportionecfl Chicago as caesar once divided gaulfl into three parts the west north andfl south sides of the city each of tjotsjfl three divisions is to have or rather hifl had allotted to it a proportionate sharfl of the nominations for county snperk-fl court municipal court and sanita iifl trict offices w leaders are united i the leaders of each cf tte threo dirislonfl leaving out the lorivj men e.f r â– â€¢ soutfl and west sid'_-s are.*tr get together anfl select the candidate for the offi t dfl lotted them the sdtith side i ito tfl terfere with the nor - w^b side with the south i.e aor ver"*h but the leaders of 11 three of the flj tricts are pledged to support the selects of the leaders of each of the separatefl tricts when the selections are made by distr^b the full county committee is to joe cffl together about tea days hence forfl purpose of makinc a â€¢â– for thei ing primary and fhat will be theÃŸ and the place for the erndieatio mm mer as he controls but eight rfl nine of the forty-ten member , ih have no chance of getting a ma n_h what we propose to do s*.id oifl those interested in carrying ou the â– is to have the whole committee voteÃŸ the selections a there re nr democrfl on the republie eir county c : nmittee doesn't look like mr lorimer will be a to go very far democrats welcome to him it was suggested to those interested thatfl if treated in such a manner he might takefl all his following to the democrats the democrats may have him was m answer by laymen who have heard of the-p^rmas for mr lorimer the whole arrangement is i regarded as a particularly clever bit of poll â– tics the adroit hand of govcrlor charles i s deneen is seen in the formation of tha i plans the scheme is far too subtly simple j for the teutonic mind and downright meth^b ods of mayor busse and too simply subtifl for the circuitous habits of roy o wc^h bat mayor busse mr west james fe-fl john f devlne job j hanberg andfl the crowd are to pia the game lt is in the programme 1 tak_fl from mr lorimer all that win vj has ln the division of the sr â– cut-^b trict ls to keep about what offi es jth sesses ex * thie jfl governor deneen the soo w.l^m up a couple of commissioners * to tbe^^h otter divisions that means th i he west at side will get the nomination for clerk of i the criminal court but abram l harris ] will not be indorsed for renomlr ion mr j harris has already be'~*n led and h as his hands tied behind hi ieady to i walk the pl t . umbach and bake to go b tte two other lorimer men v se terms ' i expire this year are county commlssionet â– umbach and sanitarj trast-.-i baker um bach is already in the eoude-tmied ell and the verdict gainst baker is about due homer k galpin by promising to desert j lorimer may try to save baker but ho i will be regarded as lucky if he keeps ] florus d meacham as a member of the fl beard of review a lorimer man or two fl may stick a3 municipal judges but it will i fc on th-rlr records andi not because ol i lorimer jim the south side has practically raade its slate already governor deneez u west charles w vail thomas j hjh chauncey dewey john r thompson 1 francis brady were a job all^^fl mâ€”^^^nth*ma^Â£rnn&mm ______% â€” the examinees gains are consistent the Chicago examiner has gained in display advertising consecutive ly for the past twenty-one months no other newspaper can show this unbroken record tke first six months of 1910 against the same period of 1909 the morning newspapers of Chicago carried ' daily examiner 429.94 cols gain tribune 196.36 cols loss record-herald 165 72 cols loss inter ocean 157.19 cols loss sunday examiner 327.04 cols gain tribune 142.46 cols loss record-herald 293.76 cols gain inter ocean 107.49 cols gain the examiner has more than doubled the entire gain of the other Chicago morning newspapers totals examiner 756.98 cols gain tribune 338.82 cols loss record heraid 128.04 cols gain inter ocean 49.70 cols loss on ho ie cirgulatioh the examiner guarantees a larger home circulation by carrier delivery jhan the tribune record-herald and inter ocean combined â– the ===== Chicago examiner again leads the morning newspapers in advertising gains during the month of june the examiner without special editions and facing the same business condi tions as its contemporaries in the morning field gained both in daily and sunday display advertising the figures follow daily examiner 2.02 cols gain tribune 86.95 cols loss record-herald . 89.42 cols loss inter ocean 126.05 cols loss sunday examiner 68.49 cols gain tribune . 56.56 cols gain record-herald 11 04 c is loss inter ocean 5.58 cols loss totals examiner 70.51 cols gain tribune 30.39 cols loss record-herald 100.46 cols loss inter ocean 131.63 cols loss kome circulation the examiner guarantees a larger home circulation bv carrier delivery t an the tribune record-hetaid and inter ocean combined